The Civil Guard dismantles a new point of sale and distribution of cocaine in Calasparra

Have been detained two people suspected of crimes against public health The Guardia Civil de Murcia, in the operation called 'Capo', held in the town Calasparra has dismantled a new point of production, sales and retail distribution of drugs. In the operation police have arrested two people suspected of crimes against public health and illegal weapons possession and was arrested many dose of cocaine that were destined for final distribution to ordinary consumers. The Civil Guard has counted on the collaboration of the Local Police of Calasparra. The operation began in late May when agents learned of the production, sale and distribution of drugs in the town of Calasparra. The result of the investigations, the Civil Guard officers in collaboration with the Local Police found Calasparra which had established a new point of distribution of cocaine and set up surveillance and monitoring devices to fully know the structure and organisation of this criminal group for disbanding it.

This device enabled the players to know the exact location of the point of production of drugs, which was carried out from a house in the town of Calasparra, achieving also identify the persons responsible for carrying out this illegal activity. After obtaining all necessary evidence the last few days was conducted the operational phase of the operation, which was, prior judicial authorisation, the login and registration in the building and dismantling the point of production, sale and distribution of drugs. The total balance this operation against drug trafficking is two people arrested as alleged perpetrators of crime against public health and illicit arms trafficking, identified as, JLC, and FMA, Spanish 32 and 27 years respectively. We have also seized 432 doses of cocaine, cutting various substances, a modified revolver with ammunition ready for use 605 euros in cash, two precision scales, a set of presses for the pressing of the substance, a shredding machine, mixer, two mortars and other useful the cutting and packaging of cocaine and three mobile phones. The people arrested and drugs seized have been made available to the magistrate No. Three of Caravaca de la Cruz, who has exercised judicial management of the operation.